| pubmed-article:6716060 | pubmed:abstractText | Large accumulations of sphingomyelin and bis(monoacylglycero)phosphate were found in the spleen of a child, who died from a lipidosis (Morbus Niemann-Pick). The enrichment of both phospholipids in this organ was more extensive than in liver. Moreover: bis(monoacylglycero)phosphate, the lipid characteristic for lysosomes, had a remarkably high content of oleic acid: 76% in spleen and 63% in liver. | lld:pubmed |
